End of the Year Googly Eyes Project

The school year is quickly coming to an end and I’m super excited I found this googly eyes app to make a fun end of the year project. “Eye” am looking forward to summer or A Day at the Beach.

**NOTE**: The Eyebomb it app is no longer available on the new IOS so you can try this FREE app called Googly Eye Sticker Photo Editor.

So download the Eyebomb it app and

Follow along with the step by step instructions below.

I chose to do the project in 4 steps and save the picture each time to reuse as the background image. It is because I used multiple pictures in the project. It is a lot to handle moving around if you have photos, eyes, speech bubbles, and text. It will be easier for younger students especially. If you are only going to use one or two photos you might be fine doing it all without saving multiple times.

Step 1. Find Photos for your project

I like to use the Free PNG website to get photos with the backgrounds erased because they are nice for layering and just make cool projects. I just search some summer type items on the site, like water, ice cream, umbrella, etc.

You can also use your own photos that aren’t .png files. Sometimes I even just find an airdrop photos to my students to save them time looking for photos. Make sure you save the photos you want to use in your camera roll.

Step 2: Choose Background Style and Color

Step 3: Add photos.

You will need to scroll to the bottom of the page to see the photos box that is on the Eyebomb It App.

Step 4: Add a Title to the Project.

When adding any text to this project you cannot fix it without typing it all over again. This is important to tell your students so they have things spelled correctly. They can delete it if it is wrong but then they have to retype it to add it again. There is no simple edit that I can find.

Step 5: Save the Photo to your Camera Roll.

Step 6: Load the Photos Back into the app.

Step 7: Add your googly eyes.

Step 8: Save the Photo to your Camera Roll.

Step 9: Load the Photos Back into the app.

Step 10: Change Speech Bubble Color.

Step 11: Add Speech Bubbles.

Step 12: Reload Photo and Add Text.

When adding text to your speech bubbles the smallest size font works best to get the size you want. You also need to remember to return after a few words so your text fits in the box. You cannot fix the text without retyping it all again.